Governor Mike Kehoe has proclaimed September as Workforce Development Month in Missouri to underscore the collaboration in strengthening the state's workforce.

Mayor Cara Spencer signed an executive order to reinforce the city's commitment to minority and women-owned businesses, reinstating M/WBE certification following a Griffin & Strong disparity study.

St. Louis AHC will start its Fall 2025 funding with applications for nonprofits and developers on September 8, providing guidance to ensure inclusivity and success in submissions.

Missouri's Lt. Gov. Wasinger and Sen. Schnelting launch "Protect Our Seniors" Tour, focusing on elder abuse prevention and connecting families with resources.

Excelsior Springs License Office is changing contractors to Paul J Wrabec Co., Inc. and will be temporarily closed from September 9 to 12 for the transition.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey reviews his tenure, highlighting legal actions defending rights, opposing federal overreach, and supporting state values before his FBI transition.

Mayor Cara Spencer of St. Louis plans to use $12 million from Rams funds to support tornado recovery, focusing on debris removal and housing as winter approaches.

Missouri appellate attorneys Andrew Crane and Renee Suddy received the Missouri Bar Foundation’s David J. Dixon Appellate Advocacy Awards, as announced by the Attorney General.

Maryland Heights Fire District celebrates Firefighter/Paramedic Chris Kirchhofer's 35 years of service, highlighting his integral role and contributions to the team.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe ordered flags at half-staff to honor the late State Representative Ken Waller, reflecting statewide mourning and respect.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe calls for a special session to address congressional redistricting and election law reform, emphasizing Missouri values and continuity in representation, while proposing initiative petition process reforms.

Saint Louis County and neighboring counties have signed an agreement to create the Gateway Regional Law Enforcement Training Center, funded with $50 million, to improve police training.

Lt. Gov. David Wasinger initiated the 2026 MSECC to encourage charity among Missouri state employees, a program with a history of raising over $36 million since 1985.